Anyone else waiting for the weather to ease up
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Yea I'm waiting for it to get above 65 so I can put my top down
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And there's nothing like snow and ice that begs for more HP.
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Next winter Im buying snow tires. At least taking out the car periodically would be worth it.
I remember using the M3 as a daily driver but when it was -20 to -40 outside and after work when I would start her up, I frlt I was killing it. Every bushing and joint creaked and groaned or clunked in protest.
I remember using the M3 as a daily driver but when it was -20 to -40 outside and after work when I would start her up, I frlt I was killing it. Every bushing and joint creaked and groaned or clunked in protest.
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My car is not my DD but I drive it all year round. I'm as **** as anyone about keeping my car clean and detail it myself - wouldn't let anyone else touch it. That said, in the winter, who cares if it gets dirty. I just don't wash it as frequently. Really, the cars won't fall apart if they're dirty, or even if theres some salt on the roads.
I never really understood "putting away" the car thing. There are soooo many beautiful days in the winter to take the car out and go for a drive. There are some winters where there is very little snow; just seems a waste.
there's an easy solution to this - wash the car LOL. Just fill the wash bucket with warm/hot water and wash it! 35 degrees, light jacket, and warm water in the bucket and you're set. No biggie. The neighbors may look at you a little funny though
I never really understood "putting away" the car thing. There are soooo many beautiful days in the winter to take the car out and go for a drive. There are some winters where there is very little snow; just seems a waste.
there's an easy solution to this - wash the car LOL. Just fill the wash bucket with warm/hot water and wash it! 35 degrees, light jacket, and warm water in the bucket and you're set. No biggie. The neighbors may look at you a little funny though
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